Match the following items given in Column I with that in Column II Column I Column II Vegetative reproduction Fertilisation Female gamete Ovary The fusion of male and female gametes Frog Main female reproductive organ Asexual reproduction External fertilisation Eggs

In plants the asexual reproduction is known as vegetative reproduction. In this vegetative parts of the plants carry out reproduction, the new plants are genetically identical to the parent plant. The female gametes are called eggs or ovum. They are formed in ovaries. The fusion of male and female gamete is known as fertilisation and results in the formation of Zygote. Ovary is the main female reproductive organ which forms the female gamete. External fertilisation means fusion of gametes occurs outside the body. For Example frog. Column I Column II Vegetative reproduction Fertilisation Female gamete Ovary The fusion of male and female gametes Frog Main female reproductive organ Asexual reproduction External fertilisation Eggs

Budding is a form of asexual reproduction, where new individuals develop from bulges or outgrowths on the parent body. These bulges are called buds, they later detach from the parent body and grow into a new organism. Examples Hydra and yeast.

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All in One - SCIENCE CBSE Class 8>Chapter 9 - Reproduction in Animals>Chapter Practice>Q 1

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8th CBSE

IMPORTANT

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Match the following items given in Column I with that in Column II

Column I Column II

Budding Fertilised egg

Sperm Frog

Ovary Asexual reproduction

Zygote Male gamete

Oviparous Female reproductive organ

Important Questions on Reproduction in Animals

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8th CBSE

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All in One - SCIENCE CBSE Class 8>Chapter 9 - Reproduction in Animals>Chapter Practice>Q 2

Match the following items given in Column I with that in Column II

Column I	Column II
Vegetative reproduction	Fertilisation
Female gamete	Ovary
The fusion of male and female gametes	Frog
Main female reproductive organ	Asexual reproduction
External fertilisation	Eggs